| Type | Preference |
| ---- | ---------- |
| Function names | camelCase |
| Class names | ProperCase/PascalCase |
| Variables | snake_case |
| Tabs/Spaces | Tabs |
| Tab width | 4 |
| Wrap/No wrap | No wrap |
| Single/Double quote | Single |
| 1+1 or 1 + 1 | 1 + 1 |
`python:`
```python
import package
import package as p
from package import *
myInt = 1
myString = 'done!'
multilineArray = ['1',
'2'
]
multilineDict = {
'1': 'one',
'2': 'two'
}
class MyClass:
""" This is my class!
"""
def addNums(numX, numY):
print(f'{numX} + {numY} = {numX + numY}')
class OtherClass:
""" Call MyClass.addNums
Arguments: multilineArray[1], myInt
"""
MyClass.addNums(int(multilineArray[1]), int(myInt))
print(myString)
if not __name__ == '__main__':
pass
```
`bash:`
```bash
myFunction () {
let int = 1
let big_int = 100
}
```
`other:`
```js
function myFunction() {
int int = 1
int big_int = 100
}
```
These are my personal standards when writing code.
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